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... and DUBLIN.-r.The Subjects-! ?? i»hn>iii«ipr in i' l Panoranm, Leicef.er-sqi.ai-e. are n' I* »*. Popre .-iiiaiionof ihe ROCK, BATTERIES, and ! * tc^f GIBRALTAR, with the Bay, siirromding Moun-! l() * tr.ivm**i Anilai.isi.i. and the Barbarv. Coast ...
... of Mr. Adam Crompton, of Hereford, was endeavouring in a small fishing boat, to recover a quantity of twigs belonging to Mr. Rock, which were floating in the Wye, a short distance above the bridge ' the river being half-bank full, he laid hold of the branch ...
... of Leaden- IjARIS, by Steam and Railway, via Brighton, and ?? Daily Sundays excepted).— The General \ at ion ...
... condition of the rock beneath. It was true enough that some were; that some of tbe limestone?, for instance, were dependent on the rock on which th ...
... the poor fellows, and evinced the greatest by their enquiries respecting them. outsider. The Stewards’ Cup was won by New Brighton—a veritable On Tharsday the attendance was large and fashionable. The Cap occasioned a race of surpassing interest, Rogerthorpe ...
... dity almost marvellous, aud sufferers bave only totrythemto be convinced of tbeir surprising efficacy. - Buckingham Place, Brighton— Major Micklethwait thinks it but justice to Dr De Boos and hie invaluable Medicine, to in- form him tbat be had suffered ...
... dity almost marvellous, and sufferers have only totrythemto be convinced of their surprising efficacy. 2 Buckingham Place, Brighton— Major Micklethwait thinks it but justice to Dr De Roos and his invaluable Medicine, to in- form him that hehad suffered ...
... Galway. •- 1 was much surprised at the clever in which you described my character.— Jaw c Brat, 105, Landsdowne Place, Brighton. I is pronounced quite extraordinary.— Charles Hamilton. You described my charucter so truly that 1 could not bave done ...
... Galway. ?? I was much surprised at the clever !way in which you described my character.— j anr Bray, 105, Landsdowne Place, Brighton. I i_ pronounced quite extraordinary.— Charles Hamilton. You described my character so truly that 1 could not have done ...
... Galway. I was much surprised at the clever Iway in which you described my character.— Jami Brat, 105, Landsdowne Place. Brighton. I is pronounced quite extraordinary.— Charles Hamilton. ?? You described my character so truly that I could not have done ...
... Grove-place, Swansea, the wife of Mr. John Henry Barree, a daunhter. November 25, at East Harptree, the wife of Mr. WiUiam Boulting, a son. November 25, at Hanham, the wife of Mr. Robert Leonard, a daughter. November 26, at Hastings Villa, Cardiff, blre ...
... Billiter-street, London, E.C. GfiO, WHITING, Ckitf Clerk. SALES BY AUCTION. 2, BRIGHTON PLACE, CONWAY ROAD, CANTON. 1JR. T. WATKINS will SELL by AUCTION, at 2, 1fl BRIGHTON PLACE, Conway Road, Canton, on Tiru RSDAY, March 13th, 1862, the whole of the newly ...